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Va. veterans operate medical center greenhouse
The greenhouse at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Salem isn't exactly an easy place to find.
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Prison Garden Produces 30 Ton...
State penitentiary inmates harvested more than 30 tons of potatoes, carrots, tomatoes and other produce from a garden they tended this summer at the minimum security unit in Yankton.
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Celebrity's gift to help kids build village greenhouse
JENNY JONES: Teacher wants children to grow vegetables. Published: November 29th, 2009 10:58 PM Last Modified: November 29th, 2009 10:58 PM An Alaska teacher's dream to build a greenhouse so students can grow fresh vegetables in the village of Quinhagak will likely become reality thanks to a $10,000 grant from former celebrity talk show host Jenny ...
YOUNGSTERS at a Weston School have been getting their hands dirty on the way to a special award for their gardening prowess.
Pupils show off gardening skills
CHILDREN in Moorends have been helping out the local community with their gardening skills.
Dunbars see parking lot blossom into low-maintenance garden
Not everyone who appreciates the pleasures of a backyard garden enjoys the hours of toil required to keep it looking nice.
Save time for gardening in busy December
With Thanksgiving behind us for another year, it's now time to turn our attention to the 12th month.
GARDENING: Yams make beautiful houseplants
A yam by any other name is a sweet potato, as the names often are used interchangeably.
Black Friday Lowes Sales for outdoor living/gardening
Hot tip for today only! After Thanksgiving Garden Section Sales at Home Depot while supplies last are as follows: 6" Poinsettia plants Monday, November 23, 2009 As we grow closer to winter, the stores are filled with beatiful holiday plants and bulbs.
Our view: Cheers to garden, Samaritan House, award winners
Cheers to the first successful year of the Growing Together-Marshfield Community Gardens.
My husband's weeping fig tree left this world only last year, having lived 20 years with no fertilizer, ever, and far less water than it rightfully deserved.
Baghdad Garden Becomes Graveyard, Full of Grieving
In the gardens of the living and the dead, the war goes on; not so much with enthusiasm as with resignation.
COLUMN: Soil can be tested as long as it's not frozen
Question: I realize it is getting fairly late, but can I still have my garden soil tested or is it better to wait until spring? -- Carla, Marshfield Answer: Soil samples can be collected and tested anytime during the season as long as the ground is not frozen.
Hardy varieties make growing snapdragons a snap
No matter where you live in the country, there is a season when snapdragons will absolutely steal the show in your landscape.
Gardening project in Church Fenton announced as the winner of A 50,000 of Lottery cash
The Wildlife Habitat Protection Trusta s Community Allotment and Sensory Garden in the village has been announced as the peoplea s choice to win a Peoplea s Millions grant, after a closely fought public vote.
Protesting Leeds children put on face masks as they prepared for the worst a ' a giant, stinking tip right across the road from their school.
Visible rain garden a 'miniature water treatment plant'
MENASHA - The shallow dug-out area in front of the Gilbert office building at 400 Ahnaip Street isn't a golf sand trap that is under construction but a garden instead.
Hopi hotel showcases Arizona tribe's culture
Tourists traveling the vast expanse of tribal lands in northern Arizona soon will have a venue to learn about the culture of one of the oldest indigenous tribes in America.
9 new ideas for your Christmas tree
For the first time in years, gold is "in" for Christmas. By MARY CAROLL GARRITY Scripps Howard News Service One of my favorite traditions during the holidays is to learn about other people's holiday traditions.
Art Home and Garden Christmas Tour Dec. 5
FERNLEY--On Dec. 5 from 4 p.m.-8 p.m., five local residents will open their homes to visitors as part of the Fernley Art Home & Garden Tour, as each home will be impeccably decorated for the holidays.
Baldwin Park students learn gardening, create healthy foods
Bursch Elementary School students make a salad while learning about good nutrition as part of the Moveable Feast program at the Baldwin Park Community Garden Nov.
White House veggies for Obama's big night
With arugula straight from his garden and entertainment by two Oscar winners, President Barack Obama offered a fresh take on the state dinner Tuesday in Washington's top social event since his inauguration.
It's their job to feed the world. Now ...one nutritionist is asking farmers to think about what they are feeding themselves.
First State Dinner at Obama White House Inspired by First Lady's Garden
The Obama White House held its first official state dinner last night, for visiting Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.
Awaiting 'pardon,' turkeys gobble in style
Last month, Walter "Gator" Pelletier, the chairman of the National Turkey Federation and an executive at Butterball, the nation's largest turkey producer, approached Wes Pike, his go-to bird handler, with the secret mission: Raise two well-mannered birds that would not trash a room at the Willard Hotel or go ballistic on President Obama when he ...
Dallas-based Lambert Landscape Company wins DECADE Award
The firm was also one of only six companies honored with an inaugural Sustainable Company Award.
Volunteers rally round to help disabled Paul
Cerebral palsy sufferer Paul Townley, aged 27, of Eckington, near Pershore, moved into his bungalow in July last year.
Southport residents are being offered free trees this winter
RESIDENTS can pick up a free tree for their garden this year. As part of National Tree Week they can get their hands on a free tree by visiting one of seven parks across the borough.
MWV Green Team encourages Valley residents to adopt eco-friendly practices
Burbank should know; not only is he involved with the AMC's Highland Center - perhaps the most eco-friendly building achievement around - Burbank is also the chairman of the newly formed Mt.
Obama hosts Manmohan, says aapka swagat hai
It was a taste of India at President Barack Obama's First State Dinner, where he welcomed Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in Hindi and treated him to a range of vegetarian delicacies, including dishes prepared with herbs from the White House kitchen garden.
Vegetarian fare at White House save for prawns
WASHINGTON: Save for an option of green curry prawns, President Barack Obama offered his guests an all-vegetarian fare at his first state dinner in honour of Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh who one newspaper had described as an "abstemious vegetarian." Dubbed by some as Washington's most elite social event since his Jan 20 inauguration, the ...
Foundation means everything in a rock garden
Choosing the right rocks can be as much fun as selecting plants when you're building a rock garden.
Marcus Samuelsson As Guest Chef At State Dinner
On a damp, chilly Tuesday, guest chef Marcus Samuelsson was still out tromping around the White House garden picking herbs for that evening's state dinner at the White House.
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Gardening gong in Kinsley for green Kathleen
BRIGHT garden nurtured with tender loving care has scooped a Kinsley woman a green-fingered gong.
Greendays Gardening Panel: Winter Containers
If you use container boxes for plants, they might be empty now or dying as the weather gets colder.
Community garden participant survey shows first-year success
MARSHFIELD -- Growing Together-Marshfield Community Gardens have been put to bed for the winter.
Festival of Trees moves to Stoney Creek Inn in Rothschild, grows to include more events
Thousands of people have used the annual Festival of Trees to kick off their holiday traditions.
GARDENING: It's about that time to fertilize your lawn for green spring
Here are some of the issues I tackled last week: Feed lawns: Fertilize your lawns around Thanksgiving Day.
Home & Garden: Grow it, Cook it: Terry Walton
WELL we were all warned last weekend that there was a storm coming and boy were they right.
Sweet Potatoes or Yams - Which is Which?
When Americans sit down at the holiday dinner table, they are likely to see a dish called "candied yams". But this is a misnomer. While sweet potatoes and yams are both edible tubers, they otherwise have very little in common. Biologically, the two crops are entirely unrelated. Yams are an Old World crop, while sweet potatoes are native to the Americas...
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Crowds descend on Miller Farms for free vegetables
Early on a freezing Saturday morning, Matt Merrill and his 7-year-old daughter began to dig potatoes.
Saturday was the second year for the event, in which people are invited to take home any vegetables they can find after the year’s last harvest. Between cold snaps and summer hailstorms, the fields weren’t quite as bountiful as 2008. But there were still carrots to be had, potatoes to be dug, and even the occasional onion to find.
Outdoors & Gardening: Brighten up your garden this winter
Hannah Stephenson offers some easy ways to add colour to the winter garden. IF you're looking for colourful pots which will last a bit longer than a few short-lived pansies this winter, it's worth shopping around for evergreen and berried shrubs and grasses.
Compleat Home Gardener: There's no place like home for gardening
The last week in November is the time to take stock and realize once again how thankful we should be to live and garden here in western Washington.
Nicole Kidman Rues Gardening Grief
Actress NICOLE KIDMAN isn't the green-fingered goddess she once thought she was after a terrible 2009 harvest.
As Turkey Day nears, I grow thankful for life's simple pleasures. I feel thankful during other seasons, but now is when the thought of the pilgrims and their tough times makes me officially take stock.
Plant Life | Good soil is the secret to successful gardening
Here's the list of fall chores for getting your soil ready to boost plant growth next spring: Pull perennial weeds like morning glory, which come out more easily when the soil is damp.
Urban agriculture a hot topic in Kansas City
Kansas City -- Steve Mann doesn't look like an outlaw as he cheerfully harvests giant rutabagas and luscious lettuce bunches from a friend's garden in Kansas City, North.
Worthing gardens award nomination
THERE were howls of protest when Worthing Council started to redesign the floral garden in front of Marine Parade's prestigious Heene Terrace.
Annoying bump in the lawn turns out to be tractor engine
Nearly 40 years after he moved into his house, a Middleton man is counting the cost of excavating his garden and unearthing some buried treasure with a difference...
Gardening Q&A: Oleander bushes attacked by bugs
Q: I have two oleander bushes that have been badly eaten by bugs. I found many, many bug nests above the bushes and I have destroyed the eggs.
Getty Center's spectacular gardens are worth a visit
We had a short drive from the Virginia Robinson Garden in Beverly Hills to the Getty Center, located on its own hilltop in the Santa Monica Mountains, right off the 405 Freeway.
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Lingonberries shine at Thanksgiving tables
Not to be unpatriotic, but another "cranberry" outshines the traditional Thanksgiving cranberry.
This fruit, sometimes called mountain cranberry, partridgeberry or foxberry, is esteemed in other parts of the world. You may know it by its Scandinavian name, lingonberry, because that's where it is most popular, with many thousands of tons harvested each year from the wild.
Stretching the season in your vegetable garden
Depending on where you live, by mid-summer, some gardens are finishing up for the season, others are in their prime and still others are just starting to produce.
Mountain cranberry: Grow lingonberries yourself -- they make a great backyard fruit
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New Departure in Gardening. Ireland Welcomes Gardeningonline.ie
GardeningOnline.ie has just gone live. The new site offers a new dimension to gardening in Ireland.
Vegetables, fruit, herbs as skin treatment
There is such a bounty of botanical-based beauty products, you might think they grow on trees.
The Living Desert Annual Plant Sale
Come join us during the ANNUAL FALL PLANT SALE at the Palo Verde Center November 21 and 22, 2009 from 10:00 AM to 4:30 PM for a fabulous selection of desert native and desert adapted plants.
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Dick Poffenbaugh: Modern-day Victory Gardeners have advantages
One effect of recent recession hard times is the much greater interest in a backyard 'Victory Garden.' These are the modern versions of the backyard gardens during World War II.
Darwen pupils devastated after yobs ruin school garden
PUPILS have been left devastated after yobs ruined the school garden they had spent a year creating.
Norfolk school's prize-winning garden
Fairhaven primary school pupils Debbie Freer, Victoria Brooks, Adam Jewiss, Jasper Pyer, Luke Moore and Shannon Winhall ANTHONY CARROLL 19 November 2009 a oeExcuse me, Miss, do you mind if I go and tend my leeks and check my pumpkins?a That may not be the usual question for a pupil to ask their teacher - but for youngsters at a Norfolk primary ...
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Edible landscaping - beauty and buffet
Scott Thursby of Golden Gate City tends to his "paw paw" trees, or papaya trees. His edible landscaping draws neighbors to his home on a daily basis. His garden provides fresh fruits and vegetables for his family and community. His papaya trees will bloom soon with flowers. The male papaya plants will have several blooms and thin stalks, while the female plants will have a single large bloom, and short stalks.
Brazen theft from Durban garden
Slindile Maluleka Half-a-million rands-worth of cycads - one of the rarest plant species in the world - were dug up and stolen from the Durban Botanic Gardens at the weekend.
Holiday downsizing: South Carolina Statehouse gets smaller Christmas tree because of recession
The recession is downsizing everything - even South Carolina's Statehouse Christmas tree.
Celebrity gardener returns to his Yorkshire roots
CELEBRITY gardener Alan Titchmarsh has returned to his horticultural roots with a visit to the Harrogate charity he helped to set up.
Mel Gibson does gardening to become a better person
London, Nov 16 Hollywood star Mel Gibson has revealed he does gardening to become a better person.
Veteran's honored at annual breakfast
The Catholic War Veterans, Post 1325, Our Lady of Lourdes, were treated to a very special Veteran's Day breakfast at St.
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Have you heard of a "pee bale"? It's the latest measure adopted at the National Trust property Wimpole Hall in Cambridgeshire to both save water and ensure efficient composting.
Trains in gardens a particular hit at holiday time
At holiday time, trains whiz through Richard Kloewer's yard, past the lighted evergreen trees, dolls, teddy bears, even a miniature Harley Davidson display.
Times Series does a Titchmarsh in special school garden
A GROUP of green-fingered Newsquest volunteers revamped the garden of an East Finchley special school yesterday in celebration of Mitzah Day.
Hue offers finance to restore garden homes,
The famed nha vuon or garden house of Hue city could flourish and bloom again, nurtured by new policies of the Thua Thien-Hue provincial administration.
MSU teaches preschoolers about nutrition
The growing season may have come to a close, but the knowledge gained by a new crop of very young hands-on enthusiasts could last a lifetime.
VA Garden Cleaning Up After Loses Trees to Storm
Workers at the Norfolk Botanical Garden are cleaning up after Tropical Storm Ida's remnants destroyed more than 40 trees and shrubs.
A new bug is causing a stink around north Georgia. As from its name, the globular stink bug is a member of the stink bug family.
Mel Gibson - Mel Gibson Digs for Success
Mel Gibson says the best advice he was ever given was to dig ditches and now grows vegetables to become a better person.
The year 2009 has been a memorable one for most gardeners in the Valley. From Mount Solon to Deerfield, from Greenville to Dooms, it has been a favorable season for most gardeners.
Bonjourno, mon amis! I've just returned from Italy and, believe it or not, only one garden tour was included on the itinerary.
Bognor Prince's Trust Team give fresh look to family centre
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Landscape designers' home garden is a laboratory
When they're at work, landscape designers Annemarie and Matthew Hall dispense advice on how to save water, choose appropriate plants and maximize every square inch.
A winter garden you can eat from
The pot marigold, known as calendula offers edible petals that add colorful garnish to winter dishes.
PHOTOS Back to nature: New Naples Botanical Garden opens as breath of fresh air
The Brazilian Garden at Naples Botanical Garden features an original ceramic tile mural made by Roberto Burle Marx, known internationally as the "father of modern landscape architecture." The piece is the only Burle Marx mural in the United States.
Greene County Master Gardeners to sponsor classes
The Master Gardeners of Greene County are starting a series of gardening classes open to the public at Rutledge-Wilson Community Farm Park, 3825 W. Farm Rd.
In Florida, using native plants reduces yardwork
As we invent things to make our lives more efficient, the result is often more things on our to-do list and a greater sense of pressure to get them all done.
Flooding fears as wind and rain sweep in
SWINDON'S flood-prone residents spent the night with crossed fingers after 20 to 40mm of rain was predicted in the lead up to today.
Winter veggies include beets, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbages, carrots, cauliflower, Chinese peas, garlic, leeks, lettuces, onions, peas, radishes, snap peas, spinach, Swiss chard, and turnips.
Gardening - Berries for fine winter form
I planted a holly tree in my front garden about eight years ago and it is now barely knee-high. Hollies do not grow quickly but this one seems determined not to grow at all.
Give the gardener a gift for all seasons
A gift for all seasons If you're trying to think of holiday gifts for gardening friends and relatives, subscriptions will deliver a year-round present.
Denihan Hospitality Group Completes $60 Million Dollar Renovation of...
November 12, 2009 - Denihan Hospitality Group announced today the official grand opening of the Upper East Side's newest luxury hotel re-creation, The Surrey.
British gardeners told: go green, pee outdoors
A British heritage charity is encouraging employees to help the environment by eschewing indoor toilets and relieving themselves outdoors.
Fogcatching in a Peruvian slum
Many of Peru's grittiest slums have no traditional access to water. But thanks to a German NGO and some hard work, one is harvesting water from fog that cloaks the night sky.
Staying active: as good as exercise?
You've had your physical exam and you've passed with flying colors. You're eating right, your blood pressure is on target, your weight is just where you want it and your cholesterol is perfect.
17 arrested in drug trafficking bust
During the case, narcotics detectives identified an outdoor marijuana garden being maintained in the rural foothills off of West Camino Cielo Rd.
We have two neighbor cats that think our front flowerbeds are their own personal toilets.
Gardening: Pavement, other hardscape can be 'landscaped' using plants in pots
In my own garden, I prefer to grow everything in the ground. Pots and planters simply require a little more attention than I want to give them.
Meatloaf resurfaces with modern touches
The season has arrived when home cooks break out the heavy-duty pots and pans, and turn to their cool-weather repertoires, tantalizing families and guests with delectable aromas wafting from the kitchen.
Notre Dame fencing medal found buried in London
Walter Waller is hoping to solve the mystery of how a junior fencing championship medal from the University of Notre Dame ended up buried in his London garden.
For the Colemans, gardening is a cool-weather sport
For many in the Greenville area, the cooler fall weather means time spent indoors.
Pensioner in row with golf course after sheep killed by stray ball
A pensioner is trying to force a golf club next to her country home to alter its course after a stray ball killed one of her sheep.
We are having very beautiful weather with temperatures being in the 60s and 70s.
Hard-hit community learns to grow food
Many of the new gardeners didn't know how to grow vegetables, and weren't sure what to do with them once they did.
Smallholding... it's a growing trend
MORE and more people are discovering the joy of growing their own, especially so in the current tough financial climate.
Mercer Column: U.S. goal no homeless vets
One winter morning a couple of years ago, I was shoveling snow that had fallen overnight when someone said, "I could do that for you." He politely introduced himself as Ziggy and said a neighbor sent him.
Merrill Area Public Schools' new playground offers teaching opportunities
MERRILL -- The youngest students in Merrill Area Public Schools might not know it, but their new play area is full of teachable moments.
Web site used by 'bling ring' suspect criticized
Suppose you could look at the pool in back of James Cameron's Malibu estate. Or admire the ornate garden on Haim Saban's Beverly Hills mansion.
PICTURES: Southwick and Fishersgate Horticultural Society's show
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Plateau Gardening: Getting Christmas cactus to bloom
Plateau Gardening reader Sue of Crossville sent an e-mail asking, “What have I done wrong? I got this Christmas cactus years ago. It is a Zygocactus truncates according to my flower book. The plant was growing in a shallow amount of poor looking soil. I changed the pot and dirt in the spring of 2008. It normally blooms in early June but had no flowers that year. Though it has been getting new shoots, it did not bloom in spring-2009 either.”
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Book has tips for all gardener types
A new book by a Wookey gardener has hit the shelves. Ornamental Vegetable Gardening by Sally Gregson was written in a year and includes colourful photographs and ideas for the new and well-seasoned gardener.
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Dopey grower's cannabis no good
A HAPLESS cannabis farmer tried to grow his own drugs in a greenhouse a ' and failed to produce a single bud.
Mr Gray said the set-up was "unsophisticated" and argued that because there was no bud, the usable part of the plant, Keenan did not warrant a spell in custody.
Prisoners help the hungry with garden
Inmates of the Green Bay Correctional Institution are getting their hands dirty while cleaning up their acts.
Youngsters get their hands dirty in Chichester gardening competition
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Home Gardening Seminar at Clearfield Penn State Cooperative Extension
Clearfield Center for Active Living in partnership with the Penn State Cooperative Extension is offering a new series of programs aimed at the home gardener.
A Cape Town gardener is lucky to be alive after rain and winds toppled a huge old oak tree on to the garden shed he had left just minutes before.
Pansies provide winter splendor
Most local garden centers are loaded with fresh bedding plants to give you months of cool-season color and splendor.
Leadgate school pupils create butterfly garden
PUPILS went one better when they were asked to created a butterfly garden - they also hatched the butterflies.
A primer on gathering, using your yard's leaves
You could be called the lawn Luddites. You're the holdouts who shun leaf blowers and lawn vacuums, the hardy types who find satisfaction in the scrape of tines on grass.
Planting seeds is a satisfying way to grow trees and shrubs, and gives you a special affection for the plants.
Plenty of food for thought in the movie Food Inc
Plenty of food for thought in the movie Food Inc. I recently had the opportunity watch the documentary Food Inc.
Top 10 wedding dress trends for Spring 2010
Bridal Fashion Week is the chance for top designers to show off their new lines, and our chance to find out what's hot in wedding fashion.
''Willy Wonka'' Arrested For Growing Pot To Use In Homemade Fudge
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- A little homemade sunshine, a sprinkle of dew and covering it all in chocolate is not how you receive a miracle or two.
Home Gardening Workshops and Luncheon Series
Alyson talks with ladies from the Village Commons about a series of home gardening workshops and luncheons to help folks get the most out of their gardens through the winter months.
People asked to help shape future of Burnley park
RESIDENTS in Burnley are being asked to say what changes they would like to see at historic Towneley Hall during the next five years.
How Guy Fawkes night lost its sparkle
Guy Fawkes night in the UK isn't the dramatic event it once was, but fireworks are increasingly being used to celebrate other big occasions.
White House to Host Episode of 'Iron Chef America'
In this Oct. 29, 2009 file photo, first lady Michelle Obama holds a sweet potato as she... FILE - In this Oct.
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Even in winter, fresh herbs are as close as your windowsill
Cooking with home-grown fresh rosemary or any of the culinary herbs is a luxury that many foodies won't live without, even in winter.
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Sweet-smelling garden for blind stirs the senses
To help the sight-impaired enjoy the great outdoors, the Franklin Lions Club and the Williamson County Master Gardeners Association are joining together to create the county's first Sensory Garden for the Blind.
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Let's Cook: Onion soup worth the tears
We recently received some beautiful, yellow garden onions. With a blink of an eye, I was transforming them into lovely French onion soup.
To me, soups have always represented a form of enchanting power. You take a few inexpensive ingredients and with the touch of your hand and heat, there is a magical transformation. It is true that a cup of soup can be the perfect beginning for a several course dinner, but today I want to share with you a soup that is a meal in itself.
In a medium kettle, heat oil. Add onions which are sprinkled with salt between layers.
Planting seeds is a satisfying way to grow trees and shrubs, and gives you a special affection for the plants.
Gardening legend turns monthly meeting into special evening
Campbellford a ' Veteran gardening guru Ed Lawrence, author of "Gardening, Grief and Glory", entertained close to 150 fellow and budding horticulturalists Monday night with tales of gardening perils and words of wisdom.
Planting Justice Creates Change Through Gardening, Urban Community Building
When you see a rooftop bustling with activity, it's usually because something is under construction.
Green Scene: Look no further for gardening gifts
Bonnie Plants has developed a fully biodegradable peat pot. These Bonnie Plant tomatoes are growing in a Naturalyard raised bed that makes them easier to tend.
Barry Manilow has found a new hobby - gardening. The Mandy and Copacabana singer loves nothing better than pottering around in his potting shed and tending to his plants whenever he's not onstage or in a recording studio.
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Feng Shui for Fall Garden Cleaning
Feng Shui does not just apply to your indoor realm. It also applies to your garden. This ancient ritualistic practice is all about the fine art of object placement to bring you good luck, great energy, and protection.
The first thing you should do is pay attention to is the amount of clutter in your backyard now that the partying from summer fun is all over. As you might already know, one of the very first rules of Feng Shui is to keep things clutter free. This means being seasonal as well.
Egyptian Sculpture From OH Garden Sells for $118K
A bronze Egyptian sculpture from a Cleveland man's garden that he almost let an antique dealer take for $3,000 a few years ago has sold at auction for $118,000. The 4-foot tall sculpture of a woman carrying a water vessel on her head was in the yard when the man bought his house 40 years ago.
Garden ToDo - Gardening Application
Filed Under: Lifestyle Garden ToDo was recently featured in The Unofficial Apple Weblog as one of its featured weekend home garden productivity apps.
Skipperville woman's bottle tree honors her father
Before Cheryl Leatherwood's father died last year, his greatest pleasure was to sit out back of the family's Skipperville home and watch the hummingbirds in flight, fighting each other for nectar and territory.
After his death, the family began cleaning out a garage where he stored a variety of items. That's where Cheryl Leatherwood came across his collection of glass bottles - cobalt blue milk of magnesia bottles, old Dr. Pepper and Nehi drink bottles and a Five Points Soda bottle from Clio. Instead of throwing them out, Leatherwood decided to use the bottles for a special piece of garden art - a bottle tree.
Vijai Pandian column: Get your garden soil tested
Before putting your garden to rest for the winter, think about ways to improve your garden soil.
ABCs of Gardening: Cutting back plants, getting rid of fruit flies
A. Herbaceous perennials can all be cut down at this point if they were not already killed by frost.
Help wild birds in your garden by cleaning feeders and baths
THE RSPB is urging good hygiene around bird feeders, tables and water baths to help garden birds stay healthy this winter.
Into the Garden: Dr. Norman Borlaug saved billions of lives
All of the recent talk about the Nobel Prize makes me think of a Nobelist who passed away last month.
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